I am no Sandra Sully, but I did try and read with expression on ABC radio national's Ockham's Razor on Sunday. Hosted by Robyn Williams I got the spot after complaining to Williams about Jared Diamond hogging a whole hour of 'The Science Show' some … [Read more...] about Saving the Environment: What Individual Australians Can Do
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Catholic Church Believes in Global Warming
If there was ever a good reason to be skeptical, it is surely when catholic bishops and government scientists start preaching from the same poster! Following is the announcement from the catholic climate change conference: Catholic leaders warn … [Read more...] about Catholic Church Believes in Global Warming
Misleading Reporting on GM
The Courier Mail has published a piece by me today titled Let's be smart on genetic crops. I suggested the article to the opinion editor at the newspaper after the front page story on Friday titled Genetic food plan axed. What surprised me about … [Read more...] about Misleading Reporting on GM
Forget Balance, but Consider History
The guys at Real Climate have posted a piece outlining their frustration with the media giving 'global warming skeptics' a hearing: We here at RC continue to be disappointed with the tendency for some journalistic outlets to favor so-called … [Read more...] about Forget Balance, but Consider History
An Eye on the Present
The Courier Mail published a piece by Prof Bob Carter earlier in the week titled Keep a Weather Eye Open in which Bob has a bit of fun at the expense of 'global warming believers'. Bob writes: The subject of the report [by the Queensland … [Read more...] about An Eye on the Present
A Week of Dire Predictions: Climate Change Conference in Melbourne
There was a big conference in Melbourne this week titled Greenhouse 2005: Action on Climate Change . I didn't see much coverage in the national media but The Age ran a feature every day on the perils of climate change to coincide with the event, … [Read more...] about A Week of Dire Predictions: Climate Change Conference in Melbourne